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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-04

"Say, boss, see dis err leg er mine?
Well, dat leg bin stiff 20 years, an jis
gin ter use it,"
"What made it stiff, Jerry?"
"Rumatism, boss, Rumatism! was
slave 10 de war, an went through too
much 'sposhur. Man alive! De angels
could hear me holler when de ole oman
went fur to fix dis Leg"
"Did you not try anything to cure it,
JerryT
"Yas, sab! De hole house full er roots
and medishum, whut 1 an de ole 'oman
buy"
"And none of them did you any good?"
mo, boss. didn't GIT much 'lefe tel
some white lady tole de ole oman bout
dat Stonebraker's Iiniment, so j tuck
an got er bottle, an de fust time / use
it gan ter feel easy, an dat night |
sleep jes as SCUM as er 'possum. | tell
errer people dat Stonebraker's Liniment
breaks up de Rumatism. Goodbye, boss,
de train am comin'W
The above conversation occurred some
months ago, between one Of our salemen
and old Uncle Jerry, of Wilmington,
Del, who suffered tortures with Rheu-
matism, but is now able to get around
without the aid OF his crutches.
A. X. SETTMAE.
nov. p, 'S6-ly
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NOTICE.

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CORPORATIONS WIN.

Rufus Blodgett, superintendent of
the n. Y. & L. b. r. r. was elected
Senator, on Wednesday, by the New
jersey Legislature.
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To the Ladies
CHARLESTOWH AND WEST VIRGINIA
ASH, Md, Septe

ASH, Nd, September, 1886.
Eleven of us brothers and sisters was
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w. C. ASH, Ash, Md.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-03-04

Our community was again saddened
by the announcement of another
death on sunday-that Of MIR.
Lorenzo Lewis, aged about 81 years,
eldest SON of the late G. Washington
Lewis, who resided about mile from
Berryville. He was a young and
energetic farmer, and only few days
ago came in from the field complain
ing with feeling of chilliness. 1t
developed into congestiye chill,
attacking his stomach, and on Sun
day morning proved fatal. He was
we'll known and greatly esteemed by
all in this neighborhood on account
of his many excellent tlaits of char
acter and strait-forword dealings.
By his sudden and 'untimely death
a young and devoted wife is robbed
of her protector and an infant made
fatherless. His remrins were de-
posted in Green Hill Cemetery on
Tuesday.-Clarke Courier.
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Notice.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JET.
PERSON COUNTY, w. VA.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JET.
FERSON COUNTY, w. VA.
e. NJ. Raum, Bank Of Charlestown, Ellen
Homer, suing for themselves. and All
other Lien Creditors Of Francis M.
Brown and James A. Hurst, who Will
come in and contribute to the costs OF
this suit, plaintiffs,
against
r. M. Brown, James A. Hurst, A. G.
Dlawbaugh, o. q. Mix, Jas. II. Shep-
herd, Trustee; Geo. NJ. Beltxhoover,
herd; Joseph TrapneL, Trustee; w.
L. Wilson, admir-. G. I. a. of Mary
Wright Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from Decree Of Feb. l4th, 1884,
ION consideration whereof the Court
doth adjudge, order and decree that this
cause be referred to Forrest w. Brown,
q Commissioner Of this Court, with in
structions TO ascertain the real estate Of
James A. Hurst, are seized subject To
the lien of the Plaintiffs several judg-
ments, with the value and annual rem
tai value of said real estate, the amount
of said several judgments with their
priorities as liens, to convene tho Lien
Creditors of said Defendants, Brown and
Hurst, and audit the liens upon said real
estate, presented and proven before him
according to their priorities, and make
report of his proceedings to the next
term of this Court. with any other mat
tiers specially stated, deemed pertincn.
by himself or required by any of the
parties TO be so stated"
A Copy-Teste:
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all part ties
interested, that viii execute the fore
going decree at my office in Charles
town, Jefferson county, w. Va, on
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL g, 1857.
FORREST w. BROWN,
mch4-4t. Commissioner.
Democrat Fee, $I2.93.
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D1ED.-Last Monday, after sever
al weeks illness, at his home near
Dufields, Mr.. VIM. B. Daniels, in
the Gath year of his age. The fu-
neral services we're in the Elk Branch
Church on Wednesday. The Free
Press He was q well known citizen,
regarded for his probity, intelligence
and hospitality. Has served the
county as member of the County
Court and as Justice Of the Peace,
and in all the walks of life has been
esteemed as useful citizen. The
wife of the deceased is sister OF
Mrs. John n. Strider, who was be-
reft of her husband two weeks ago.
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Entered at POst-officc as second-class
Thomas H. Mason, Business Manager.

A substantial iron bridge will be
substituted for the wooden structure
of the S. V. R. r. over the Potomac
at Shepherdstown.
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Wednesday, March 9,
1887. the following property:
4 FARM HORSES, a
A PAIR OF BAY COLTS,

/ Driving Horse, Yearling Colt, Steers,
3 spayed Heifers, Mich Cows, 1.-TWO
with Calves by their sides) Heifers,
soon to be fresh il Yearling,
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii offer at public sale, on the "Sil-
yer Spring Farm, :" the property Of Mrs.
M. 8. Riddle, two Mills south OF Ripon,
Jefferson county, w. Va. on
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wv. LATIMER, Clerk
NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday 18th Day Of March, 1887.
on his farm near Charlestown the FOL-
lowing property, viz:
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Logansport.

Thad Planck and wife. of Cincinnati. visiting at
the residence of W. H. Planck, East North street
Henry Wiler. of this city, married at Toledo
o.. on Wednesday. to Mrs Wiler. of that city
Miss May Rose is visiting friends in Lafayette.
Mrs. Henry Owston is in Connersville Ind visiting
her father. Mrs. A. P jerks and Mrs. Horace
Clark visiting friends in indianapolis Mrs L.
g. Patterson is visiting friends in Monticello Mrs
Nate Stuart has returned from Knghtstown. Mrs.
Ada Statesman, Of Peru, visited at the residence of
her father. John Dodds, on Tuesday Miss Marie
George. of Norwich. Conn. is the guest OF
Mrs. George Foreman Miss Jennie Condor, of La
fayette is visiting Miss Sarah Mcclure. at her homo
on the West Side. Geo Prescott, of Terre Haute
visited his daughter Mrs. Matte johnson, on last
Sunday Ira Leedy, of Covington, o. is visiting
friends in this county Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood
ard have returned from visit at Decatur Ind Mr.
j. II. Fletcher and wife of Columbus, O., visiting
at the residence of F. NJ Williamson Miss Alice
Justice entertained small company of her friends at
her homo on Tenth street on Wednesday evening.
A. g. Brake and Clara E. Scott were married on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock at the residence of
the bride East North str Mrs. John Marshall
is visiting friends in Bloomington. Miss Anna
Smith returned on Wednesday from a visit to Lafay
ete-- Mrs P. Watson, of Marion is visiting Mrs.
Pat Fox Miss Frank Lands is visiting at the resi-
denee of G. ]. S. Kumler of Peru.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Crawforflsyi,le.

Mrs Wm: Fowler and children in New Albany.
- -Jonn Wampler and wife visiting in Lincoln.
Neb.-- VIM Wallace and wife of Indianapolis, wers
the guests of Gen. Lew Wallace and wife last Sunday
---.Mrs Amanda Powers died last Monday at Koko-
mo, where she was visiting aad the remains
brought to this city for irterment- The Mems
social at the rink last Monday. night was largely at
tended Music furnished by Mrs A. B. Ander-
son and Mrs. John White. of Danville. H. The
children of the Methodist church gave pusical and
literary entertainment on last Tuesda yevenng. -.
Mrs. W. s.. Miller has been visiting Mrs.
Addison Coddington, at Danville, Iii
Mrs. Ed Brewer is visiting her parents near Roach
dale - The Salvation Army held jubilee at Darling
ton last Thursday evening. g.. Miss Carrie Duncan
has returned to her home in erre Haute after visit
ing Mrs. DR.. w. T. Gott. Rev. r. P. Stratton D. D..
of circleyille O.; will preach at Center Church to-
day. Mrs. !. c. Elston is home from visit at Ma
rietta, Prof NJ. Coulter will lecture before the
Tsrre Haute Scientific Society. April %. on THE
Germ Theory Of Disease Mrs DIR. George A.
Thomson returned TO Chicago Friday afternoon.
President futile and wife are at Oxford Wis
having been summoned by the death of Mrs Tuttle's
sister Miss Daisy Robertson gave tea party on
last Friday evening. Mrs. Arthur Kerns of Tppe
canoe o.. is visiting her parents. Gen. NJ d. Manson
and wife. Mrs George L. Kent. of Shebyville is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. David Harter- Mr. and
Mrs A H. Blair, Of Indianapolis, have been visiting
in this city.
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Marion.

Miss Bessie Goodykuntz returned to Anderson
Wednesday after weeks visit with Mrs. NJ E. Hans
ley. Grin Trook and WIFE of Xenia spent Sunday
in Marion. Mrs. DR.. Scott. of Kekomo. has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Williams, the past
week Miss Lotte Shrook has returned from Logans
port where she has been attending school Mr. Grill
Condo, of Alexandria, and Miss Katie Neal of this
place were married on Monday evening, Rev. T. G.
Neal officiating Miss Carrie Swank of Anderson,
visited friends here last week Prof H. s. MacRae.
superintendent of the Marion public schools is very
Ill with the chances against his Misses Ada
Lantz and Edith Noftzger, of North Manchester.
the guests of Marion friends this week Miss Georgia
Blanchard, of Shebyville. is visiting Miss Dore Mil
ner. Mrs Todd. of Logansporr is visiting Miss Lii
lie Andrews Miss Meta Steele has returned from
visit of week with Miss Gertie Maddy, of Muncie-
Miss Lille Leonard. of Logansport is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Case. Miss Laura Wngate. of
Albany. Ind, Is visiting Miss Jennie Flynn. Mrs.
Andrew Dietz, of Washington. D. c. is visiting Mrs.
John Amnons- ---J. H Foust, of Columbia
City. is visiting Marion friends Misses
Eta Hanna and Maud Cando. Of Alex
andria, attended the Cando-Neal wedding
Monday evening III. P Blemmer crippled by
infamatory rheumatism left for Mt Clemens Tues
day Nv. W. McCleary and wife and Simon Gold
thwaite and wife went to Yellow Springs. Ohio, Tues
day to attend the wedding of Judge Pierce Norton of
Indianapolis and Miss Maud Lynn DIR. Burchard.
wife and daughter, returned to Richmond Wednes-
day Miss Hattie Waite returned Wabash Tues.
day after short visit with her cousin, Miss Lizzie
Mcclure. = Daniel E. Wilson, of Macon City, Mo-,
and Mrs Elizabeth Smith OF this place. were married
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
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WabaRll.

Will Ditton, of Garrett City Ind, spent last Sun
day with relatives here. DIR. j. b. Ford has
turned from visit to friends and relatives in Kansas
City and Topeka Mrs. Henry Shank. of Erie Pa.
is visiting E. G. Burgett and WIFE very successful
musicale given on Friday evening at her home on
West Hill street. Mrs. H D. Waldridge of Grand
Rapids Mich. is visiting friends and relatives here.
Wabash Canton, No. Is, |. Q. O. f., will cele-
brate the 1Olst anniversary of the Foundation of
Odd-fellowship with dress ball at the opera-house
Rink m. G. Mitten, of Dayton, o. is visiting rea-
tives in this city F. w. Morse entertained
large company of friends Wednesday evening in
honor of DR.. T. H. Morgan late of Indianapolis, but
now resident of Wabash The Misses McCrea
gave very pleasant dancing reception at their home
on West Main street on Monday evening
John E. Stephenson, of Indianapolis, is visiting
friends and relatives here Mrs. A. NJ. Atkinson
has returned from Florida where she has been spend
ing the winter The Chautauqua Circle meets
Tuesday evening with Miss L. H. Fongeres- David
Daugherty and John Lynn. ST. with their wives,
pect to leave for New Mexico early in May. to be
absent during the Miss Madge Busick has
returned home from Boston where she has been
tending school. Miss Aminy Brounan is Wis
iting Miss Lizzie Sphinx at Kokomo- Miss Flo
Smith has retained from visit to friends III Peru
and Logansport. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bremen
entertained the Semper Idem Club at progressive
hearts Monday evening
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Perm.

Miss Bessie LaBonta left on Friday evening for
few days visit with her mother at Detroit. Mich
Miss Pattie Shirk who was unavoidably detained as
home by the serious illness of her sister Mrs. Charles
Cole. left for Granville tOl College Tuesday
The return of Rev. Wooten 70 the pastorate of the NJ
E. Church here is highly satisfactory, and
estly desired by all the members Mrs. Charles
Indianapolis Mrs. Hattie DAILY returned on Tues
day from visit with her brothers. Frank and VIII
Scott at Chicago Miss Jennie Morris is the guest
of friends at Marion. Mr. and Mrs. G. Conradt ac
companied by Mrs. Kalbheisch attended the Smith
Conradt wedding at North Manchester. Wednes-
day DR. Rutherford isvisiting friends in New York
State Mrs. Wade is entertaining Miss A. Clark of
New York, West Main street. Mrs. Ed Reilly is
visiting relatives in Chicago Mrs. Lon Andrews
visited friends in Longansport last week.
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Terre Haute.

Mr. and Mrs. ". L. Kidder went East last week
r. W. Rippetoe has returned to Kansas. II. G.
Thompson and his nephew. Will Thompson have
turned from three-months trip to California and the
Southwest for the benefit of the iatter's health
Miss Hattie Rothschild visited in Mattoon during the
week. - Mrs. Sarah Deming and her daughter Mrs.
Wheeler have returned from Florida. ). Mr.. and
Mrs. N Fibeck celebrated the twentieth anniversary
Of their wedding last Monday Miss Maria Smith.
who has returned from New jersey will be the guest
of Mrs. Ed Huestis until the 1st of May, when she
will occupy her residence Eighth street "A tele
gram from Cincinnati that DR.. Richardson
who went there few days ago to meet his daughter
is very i'll and not expected to live Miss Cora HILL
late ateacher in this city and young lady of marked
ability and attanments, is in great luck Mr. Hanna
United States minister at Buenos Ayres. has Sc
cured her appointment of drectress of of the
tional normal schools at the Argentine Republic,
where comfortable house is furnished her free of
pense, and her salary is $500 per month, to run
throughout the entire year.
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Church socials and Entertainments.

OhuiCu SoCioie Auu
The ladies of the second section of Mayfower
Church held an informal social in the church
parlors on Friday night. There was good at
tendance.
The ladies of Hall place Church will give an
entertainment on Tuesday evening. Mr.. j. w.
Riley will be present and give a recitation. Miss
Nettie Dietrich, Miss Nettie johnson. Miss Nell
lie Vanbereer ard others will assist unsteady.
A mass-meeting of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies of this city will be held at
Roberts Park Church on Thursday evening, at
7:30 o'clock. Miss Thoburn and Miss Rowe,
fresh from the mission fields of India, will ad-
dress the meeting.
will entertain their friends Wednesday, April
20. from till s. and from till 10 P NJ, at the
residence Of Miss Carrie Rowland, No. $50
North Tennessee street There will be num-
Der OF articles for sale, both useful and orna-
mental, which members Of the society have
made.
The people of the Seventh PRESBYTERIAN
Church are among the most active of any in the
city. and the entertainments provided by them
are generally of such a character as to draw
large audience. So tine Chinese performance on
Tuesday evening. at Virginia avenue Rink. was
no exception. Every seat was taken and the
closest attention paid to the Chinese students
who talked dressed and acted in the manner
peculiar to the Orient The evening was a
financial success.
On the evening of the 9th inst. Wednesday
OF next week, the young ladies Of Central avenue
Church will give entirely unique entertain
ment in and for the benefit of the church. A
prominent feature will be tambourine drill,
participated in by twenty misses, who are now
being drilled by Capt. Ben Richardson. The
captain says the drill is Of the prettiest he
has ever seen. the figures being new and origin
al. There will be recitations and good music,
both instrumental and vocal, Mrs Enrique Mil
Ter, Mr.. Barnes, Miss Wilcox Mr.. Fowler, Miss
Cooper, Miss Coffin and others taking part
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ShelbyYiile.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heron and two daughters of
Indianapolis. visited Mrs. Sam Hamilton and daugh
Greencastle. is the guest OF tho Misses Green. of
North Harrison street. Miss Rosa Newton enter
tanned quite number of her young lady and gentle
men friends. at her home. No. 81 East Mechanic
street. Mrs. Joseph Levnson in indianapolis
last week business Mrs Charles De Witt. of In
danapols. formerly of this place. visiting friends
here. Miss May Wilson. of Waldron, visited friends
here Friday last Miss Scott. of Milford. Ill, is
the guest of Miss Emma Alexander The members
of the Christian Church will give social the home
of Mrs. DIR. Clayton Tuesday evening"
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale (firs. divisonl met in
the parlors of the Presbyterian Church last Wednes
day afternoon. and rendered programme consisting
of French composers Mrs. Lewis and Charles
Mrs. j. c. DePrez Monday last Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Leech visiting friends in Martnsvie. Ind.
- Ahorneygeneral Kitchener and wife down
from Indianapolis to attend the De PREF party
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Love attended q birthday dinner
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Kniehtstown.

John Morris and wife. of New Castle. visiting
relatives here last week Miss Mollie Drische of
Cambridge. visiting the Misses Whitesell last
raced visit with friends and relatives at Indianapolis
Mrs. j. W. Corwin is visiting relatives at Frank
lin. O-.-.Mss Florence Kenchman entertained a
number of her young friends, at her home. Friday
evening Mrs. Allen s. White gave a thimble party
to number of invited guests at her home. on Thurs
day afternoon Maggie and Herbert Hill have re-
turned to Hanover College Miss Fannie Swanson
has returned from visit to Germantown O.. accorlp
panied by her cousin, Miss Carrie Schurtzen who
will visit several weeks here Miss May Whitese
ard Allen S. Barrett united in marriage at the
home of the bride, Wednesday evening Rev. R. F.
Brewngton officiating
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MOrristOWn.

Mrs Will Handyis visiting her mother, Mrs. Write.
Carthage. NJ. Myers and wife returned last
Saturday from visit with friends at Cincinnati.
Mrs E. A. Mourer, principal of the North Manchester
High-school, visiting Professor Benefits family
the past week Drs. Wolfe and Stackhouse
fully removed tumor from Mrs. Hargroves head on
last Sunday Harry Phelps and wife, of Carthage.
Ind, the guests of W. A. Bodine. last Sunday.
THE following persons composed party who at
tended Rebekah Lodge at Greenfield, last Tuesday
night Messrs. DR.. Fitch j. NJ. Tyuer c. T. Williams,
their wives, and H. W. Buck and sister Fannie, Miss
Hattie Fox, al Crute. Mite Crute, G.: B.. Jordon.
s. D. Morrison and E. T. j. Jordon. The Greenfield
them The event enjoyable one. and the above
parties high in the praise of that lodge Miss
Ella Myers has returned home from a visit with her
sister, Mrs Turkenkoph Connersville- Miss Iva
johnson returned last Sunday from Boggstown,
where she had been for some time the guest of her
sister, Mrs. King Miss Louie Tyner, of Madison,
Wis. spent few days of this week the guest of Mrs.
George Spurrier- Mr.. and Mrs. King. of Boggs-
town. Ind. spent last Sunday with Mrs. Kings par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L n. Johnson.
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Our "Best s,rest-car System"

To the Editor of the Ipdanapolis Journal.
While you are engaged in showing up the
abuses of the street railway company allow me
to cali your attention to one: Passengers on the
North Illinois street line who go to Tenth street
have tried in vain TO get the drivers
to stop at that street, but thew refuse,
because they have orders not TO do SO
on account of the turntable being some twenty
or thirty feet beyond. We are compelled to stay
in the car until the car is pulled on the turn
table, and turned around and pulled off. before
We can get off without risk. Being whirled
around in car is very Objectionable to some
people, as it causes dizziness and nau-
sea. and last week a lady passenger
suffered greatly from this cause Drivers posi-
lively refuse to stop at Tenth street. The peo-
pie are on your side in this matter Please keep
the good work up and pull US out of the mire.
have been -salaried conductor on Colonel
Johnson's lines for ten years.
INDIANAPoLIs. April l6- ELEEaosYNARY.
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in Liberty township Thursday last. Miss Jennie
Elliott. who spent the winter in Washington. D. u.
returned home last Tuesday evening : The Misses
Houston entertained the kensington Club at they
home THURSDAY afternoon Miss Anna Brown, who
has been visiting in Edinburg returned home last
week. Mrs. Laura Naef IN Rushviile the
former part of the past week and Mrs. Albert
Griffey entertained friends on Tuesday even
ing at home in honor of their wooden,
wedding. A number of presents received:---
Miss Georgia Blanchard is visiting friends in Marion.
Prezs mansion opened to several hundred guests
last Monday evening. The invitations limited
those who were married so the younger generation
spicuous by its absence. The spacious rooms
deliberately decorated with blooming flowers and
They the recipients Of number of
cut-howers., A number of guests from abroad
also present. Mr.. John A Young left for Stark,
Fla. on the noon train. Friday where he viii meet
his wife, who spent the winter in the South for her
health. - Miss Lora Edwards is the guest of Miss
Wilson, of Wadron. to-day Miss Mile Bookwalter
Is visiting friends and relatives in Indiauapo oils.